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Theatre play “Eyes of the Wolf” PREMIERE

October 9, 10, and 11, 2025 | đź•— 20:00

Entry is free. Due to limited seating, prior reservations are required. Please contact us on Tel: 00383 44 775 477 or DM us at Integra/Barabar Centre.
Written by Doruntina Basha and directed by Kushtrim Koliqi, “Eyes of the Wolf” brings to the stage a powerful story confronting one of our society’s most silenced issues — the stigmatization of survivors of sexual violence and the children born of these crimes. Featuring Irena Aliu, Edona Reshitaj, Armend Smajli, and Albina Krasniqi, the play challenges taboos while opening space for dialogue, empathy, and change.
Set in a remote mountain cabin, the play follows three generations of women whose lives are shaped by unspoken wartime trauma. Through the defiance of young Dila and her mother’s struggle with painful memories, the story reveals the tension between fear and freedom, silence and truth.
This theatre play is realized as part of the project “Establishing a Sustainable Platform to address past injustices and foster reconciliation”, implemented by Integra and made possible with the assistance of the regional project EU Support to Confidence Building in the Western Balkans, which is funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The project is also supported by the Community Development Fund (CDF), Embassy of Sweden in Prishtina, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and Pro Peace – Kosovo.

Theatre play “Eyes of the Wolf”

October 9, 10, and 11, 2025 | đź•— 20:00

Entry is free. Due to limited seating, prior reservations are required. Please contact us on Tel: 00383 44 775 477 or DM us at Integra/Barabar Centre.
Written by Doruntina Basha and directed by Kushtrim Koliqi, “Eyes of the Wolf” brings to the stage a powerful story confronting one of our society’s most silenced issues — the stigmatization of survivors of sexual violence and the children born of these crimes. Featuring Irena Aliu, Edona Reshitaj, Armend Smajli, and Albina Krasniqi, the play challenges taboos while opening space for dialogue, empathy, and change.
Set in a remote mountain cabin, the play follows three generations of women whose lives are shaped by unspoken wartime trauma. Through the defiance of young Dila and her mother’s struggle with painful memories, the story reveals the tension between fear and freedom, silence and truth.
This theatre play is realized as part of the project “Establishing a Sustainable Platform to address past injustices and foster reconciliation”, implemented by Integra and made possible with the assistance of the regional project EU Support to Confidence Building in the Western Balkans, which is funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The project is also supported by the Community Development Fund (CDF), Embassy of Sweden in Prishtina, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and Pro Peace – Kosovo.

Theatre play “Eyes of the Wolf”

October 9, 10, and 11, 2025 | đź•— 20:00

Entry is free. Due to limited seating, prior reservations are required. Please contact us on Tel: 00383 44 775 477 or DM us at Integra/Barabar Centre.
Written by Doruntina Basha and directed by Kushtrim Koliqi, “Eyes of the Wolf” brings to the stage a powerful story confronting one of our society’s most silenced issues — the stigmatization of survivors of sexual violence and the children born of these crimes. Featuring Irena Aliu, Edona Reshitaj, Armend Smajli, and Albina Krasniqi, the play challenges taboos while opening space for dialogue, empathy, and change.
Set in a remote mountain cabin, the play follows three generations of women whose lives are shaped by unspoken wartime trauma. Through the defiance of young Dila and her mother’s struggle with painful memories, the story reveals the tension between fear and freedom, silence and truth.
This theatre play is realized as part of the project “Establishing a Sustainable Platform to address past injustices and foster reconciliation”, implemented by Integra and made possible with the assistance of the regional project EU Support to Confidence Building in the Western Balkans, which is funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The project is also supported by the Community Development Fund (CDF), Embassy of Sweden in Prishtina, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and Pro Peace – Kosovo.

Opening of Exhibition “STORIES OF ONGOINGNESS”

Join for the upcoming exhibition featuring the incredible works of youth from Kosovo and Serbia opening on International Youth Day on August 12! Over the past year, more than 60 talented participants have come together during three Youth Exchanges in both countries, creating inspiring art pieces that reflect their collaboration and creativity and organized by YIHR Kosovo and YIHR Serbia.
Storytelling has always been a way to process the past, speculate on the future, and describe our journey through the inevitable changes in our lives. The exhibition “Stories of Ongoingness” showcases multiple stories from these young adults, revealing their pasts, their personal journeys of growth, their hopes for a better future, and their discoveries of similarities between nations. Under the curation of Simon Kurti these contemporary art media addresses sensitive topics and opens new doors for rethinking coexistence.
The opening of exhibition will take place on Monday, August 12, starting from 19:00 hrs.
Exhibition will remain open to the public during the dates of 13 & 14 August from 12:00-20:00 hrs.

Exhibition “STORIES OF ONGOINGNESS”

Join for the upcoming exhibition featuring the incredible works of youth from Kosovo and Serbia opening on International Youth Day on August 12! Over the past year, more than 60 talented participants have come together during three Youth Exchanges in both countries, creating inspiring art pieces that reflect their collaboration and creativity and organized by YIHR Kosovo and YIHR Serbia.

Storytelling has always been a way to process the past, speculate on the future, and describe our journey through the inevitable changes in our lives. The exhibition “Stories of Ongoingness” showcases multiple stories from these young adults, revealing their pasts, their personal journeys of growth, their hopes for a better future, and their discoveries of similarities between nations. Under the curation of Simon Kurti these contemporary art media addresses sensitive topics and opens new doors for rethinking coexistence.

The exhibition will remain open to the public during the dates of 13 & 14 August from 12:00-20:00

International Photography Festival FOTOIST 2024

We are excited to host the second edition of the International Photography Festival FOTOIST, with several exhibitions of photographs from all over the world and photography workshops.

Barabar Centre will host three exhibitions of photographs,  “See Through The Noise” by VII Foundation,  “House for Sale” by Imre Szabo and “BORN FREE – Mandela’s Generation Of Hope” by Ilvy Njiokiktjien. The opening of these three exhibitions will take place on August 30th 2024 at 19:30h and it runs until September 6th 2024, from 12:00 to 17:00h.

Barabar Centre is part of FOTOIST with another exhibition titled “Visual Trilogy About Wartime Missing Persons” marking the International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearance, an exhibition bridging the works of three authors, Hrair Sarkissian, Atdhe Mulla, and Korab Krasniqi.

The exhibition opens on the 30th of August 2024, from 17:00h, on the fifth floor of Grand Hotel, Prishtina, and runs until the 3rd of September 2024, from 12:00 – 17:00h.

“Visual Trilogy About Wartime Missing Persons” is a joint production of FOTOIST, forumZFD Kosovo, Barabar Centre, Integra, and Missing Persons Resource Center, supported by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.

Exhibition “STORIES OF ONGOINGNESS”

Join for the upcoming exhibition featuring the incredible works of youth from Kosovo and Serbia opening on International Youth Day on August 12! Over the past year, more than 60 talented participants have come together during three Youth Exchanges in both countries, creating inspiring art pieces that reflect their collaboration and creativity and organized by YIHR Kosovo and YIHR Serbia.
Storytelling has always been a way to process the past, speculate on the future, and describe our journey through the inevitable changes in our lives. The exhibition “Stories of Ongoingness” showcases multiple stories from these young adults, revealing their pasts, their personal journeys of growth, their hopes for a better future, and their discoveries of similarities between nations. Under the curation of Simon Kurti these contemporary art media addresses sensitive topics and opens new doors for rethinking coexistence.
The exhibition will remain open to the public during the dates of 13 & 14 August from 12:00-20:00

Opening of Cultural Festival and exhibiton “Recognizing Roma History, Culture, and Literature through Art”

The opening of the Cultural Festival, the 6th edition will take place on July 2, 2024, at 12:00 hrs. at Barabar Centre. The motto of this edition is LET’S CELEBRATE OUR SIMILARITIES, organized by Voice of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptians.
The opening of the festival will be followed by opening of the exhibition  “Recognizing Roma History, Culture, and Literature through Art” by journalist Ridvan Gashi that will stay opened on July, 2, 3 and 4, 2024.

“My name is Delthan” – Cultural Festival

On July 2, 2024, starting from 13:00 hrs. at ​Barabar Centre, we invite you to the show  by Edis Galushi, that will be presented as part of the Cultural Festival LETS CELEBRATE OUR SIMILARITIES, organized by Voice of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptians. ​Under the direction of Delthan, the main goal of the performance is to promote the good that the Roma have given to society.

 

Awards Ceremony – Cultural Festival

A ceremony that will announce and reward the best presentation for the design of a Cultural Center will take place on the third day of the Cultural Festival LET’S CELEBRATE OUR SIMILARITIES, organized by Voice of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptians.
This activity will recognize the right work and innovation and choose the design that best represents the vision and values ​​of the new cultural center.
The awards ceremony will start at 12:30 hrs. at Barabar Centre.

 

 

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